COLLECTION NAME:
David Rumsey Historical Map Collection
Record
Short Title:
Florida, Georgia, and South Carolina.
Obj Height cm:
42
Obj Width cm:
30
Scale 1:
3,000,000
Note:
Hand col. lithographed map. Counties in full color.
Reference:
Checklist of printed maps of the Middle West to 1900, 2-1979; Phillips, 2347; Phillips Maps of America, p. 632; LeGear Atlases of the United States, L2740.
Full Title:
Atlas of the United States. Florida, Georgia, and South Carolina. (Published by Stedman, Brown & Lyon, Cincinnati. 1872. Entered ... 1872, by H.F. Walling, and O.W. Gray, and H.H. Lloyd & Co. ... Washington)
List No:
2710.035
Page No:
89
Series No:
39
Pub Date:
1872
Pub Title:
New topographical atlas of the State of Ohio. With descriptions historical, scientific, and statistical, together with maps of the Untied States and territories. By H.F. Walling, and O.W. Gray, civil and topographical engineers. Published by Stedman, Brown & Lyon, Cincinnati. 1872. Entered ... 1872, by H.F. Walling, and O.W. Gray, and H.H. Lloyd & Co. ... Washington.
Pub Reference:
Checklist of printed maps of the Middle West to 1900, 2-1979; Phillips, 2347; Phillips Maps of America, p. 632; LeGear Atlases of the United States, L2740.
Pub Note:
H.H. Lloyd's Atlas of U.S. in rear. See the earlier version of this atlas published in 1868 (our #4726). Bound in half leather dark greenish brown cloth covered boards with "Topographical atlas of Ohio and the United States" gold stamped on the front cover and blind stamped on the back.
Pub List No:
2710.000
Pub Maps:
35
Pub Height cm:
45
Pub Width cm:
36
Image No:
2710035
Institution:
Rumsey Collection
Ownership Statement:
Copyright 2005
Publisher Location:
Cincinnati
Publisher:
Stedman, Brown & Lyon
Type:
Atlas Map
State/Province:
Florida
State/Province:
Georgia
State/Province:
South Carolina
Publication Author:
Gray, Ormando Willis
Publication Author:
Lloyd, H.H.
Publication Author:
Walling, H. F.
Pub Type:
State Atlas
Author:
Gray, Ormando Willis
Author:
Lloyd, H.H.
Author:
Walling, H. F.
Date:
1872
Florida, Georgia, and South Carolina.
